Josh Rutledge made a nice 2012 MLB debut taking over at SS for the injured Troy Tulowitski. But now entering 2013, he looks like one of our better sub-$10 picks at 2B...

Mike Olt is just one interesting name on our list of 1Bs, most of whom will need opportunity to be productive in 2013. Even the names that just missed our primary list are intriguing...

A legend like Roy Halladay should be a slam-dunk to return to near-vintage form in 2013, right? Not according to our numbers. Our NL filter turned up Halladay and some other interesting names in these week's search...

Reviewing the results of the "Starting 12" draft plan delivered back in March's Straight Draft Guide.

Not surprisingly, our AL 35-and-over pitcher filter results in mostly 9th inning guys. But Hiroki Kuroda is one starter that keeper league owners should considering welcoming back in 2013...

Perhaps due in part to the absence of the DH, significantly fewer NL hitters passed the age filter for our over-35 list. But most of those who did—like Carlos Beltran—should grab your attention.

With MLB awards season only a few weeks away, we wondered what the awards might look like if they were based on skills alone. Some of the answers may surprise you.

Torii Hunter has batted .348 since being inserted in the Angels #2 hole in June, but is he really keeper material looking toward 2013? This week we evaluate eight of the AL's best 35-and-over offensive players ...

Making his major league debut in front of 47,470 fans at Yankee Stadium on September 22, 2011, Tampa Bay Rays top prospect Matt Moore set a team record for strikeouts in crucial game for the Rays. Fanning eleven Yankees in only five innings, Moore’s impressive start represented the best case scenario for fantasy owners looking at September call-ups. However, a closer look at head-to-head strategy in the last month of the season shows that fantasy owners should temper expectations when it comes to MLB roster expansions.

Contender or Rebuilder? Your situation will dictate your choices in the last Scoresheet supplemental draft of the season.

All fantasy baseball scoring runs on batteries. Referring to specific pitcher and catcher combinations, rather than the famous alkaline batteries in television commercials, an understanding of battery power can drive fantasy production on every level.